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ROME AND THE KNIGHTS.
DR.. McGlynn Confident the ProvisO In
the Approval Does Not Refer to Henry
George. , =.

George. - -:
The dispctch from Dr. Francis A. Steffers, OF the
German college In Rome, stating that the pope
had approved the views OF Cardinal Gibbons on
the Knights OF Labor with certain restrictions
has caused much talk among Knights and men,
bers Of the United Labor party In New York. The
Rev. DR.. Edward McGlynn, in speaking of the
matter yesterday to a Tribune reporter said:
81 do not know anything about Dr. Steffens and
never heard of him before. The paper with which
he corresponds is, believe, gotten up by German
American Catholics. II there is any authority for
what he says as to the probabilities and POSSIBLE.
ties OF revocation Of the approval Of the Knights
theories Of certain agitatOrs, the reasonable in.
depreciation would be that the Roman Authorities
could Only mean oy sqc ,o reservation to indicate
doctrines and practices already condemned By the
Roman colleges Cert, Certain forms Of socialism and
contrary to natural justice. No doubt many ar.
dent socialists and communists would show that
their views on these subjects do not clash with the
idea OF individual rights OF property, and there
fore do not come under the condemnation of the
Holy see.
the thought will, no doubt, try to find some com
fort in the alleged dispatch OF DR.. Stenens con.
corning alleged intentions OF the holy see by in
terpreting the language OF the dispatch as ailud-
ing to the doctrines OF our land and labor party
myself happen to know that the Roman author
tiles have not condemned our doctrines. In fact.
they have never examined the doctrine commonly
known by the name OF Henry George Surely they
are very tnjudiciouS friends OF the holy see who
will practically make it guilty Of the shame and
folly OF condemn1ng something it has never con-
Sidered."
The general feeling among the Knights Of Labor
is that the language of the edict is misty. and.
While majority Of them seem to think that the
clause stating that Elf the Knights identity them
selves with theories now being disseminated by
certain agitators this decision in their favor will
be revoked" is aimed at Henry George and Dr.
McGlynn, many OF them say that 1t simply allndeS
to the anarchists and socialists
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QUA LITTLE GRASpcHup
CLEANSED, PURIFIED, AND BEAUTIFIED By
THE CUTICURA REMEDIES,

1t affords me pleasure to give you this report of the
cure Of little grandchild by your CUr1cuRA RENE.
DIES. When six months old his left hand began to
swell, and had every appearance of a large boil We
poultced it, but all to purpose About FIVE months
after it became a running SORE Soon other sores
formed. He then had two of them on each hand and
as the blood became more and more impure 1t took
less time for them to break out sore came on the
chin, beneath the under lip, which very offensive
His head.was solid scab discharging great deal
This was his condition at twenty-five months old
when undertook the care Of him, his mother having
died. when he was little more than year old of con.
sumption {scrOfula of course) He could walk little
but could not get up if he fell down. and could not
move when in bed having of his hands. Iimme.
diately commenced with the CUT1cuRA REMEDIES
using the CuTIcURA and CUTIcURA SOAP freely and
when he had taken one bottle Of the CUT1cuRA Re
SOLVENT. his head was completely cured, and he was
improved i'll every way. We were very much encour-
aged and continued the of the Remedies for year
and half. One after another healed n bOny mat.
ter forming IN each one OF these five deep just
before healing, which would finally grow loose and
were taken OUT then they would heal rapidly One Of
these ugly bone formations preserved After taking
dozen and a half bottles he was completely cured
ana Is now at the age OF six years. strong and healthy
child Ihe scars on his hands must always remain
his hands are strong though once feared he woud
never be able to them All that physicians did for
him did him no good All who saw the child before
using the CuT1oURA REMEDIES and see the child now
consider it wonderful the above facts are of
any use to you You are at liberty to use them
MRS. E. s. DRTGGS
May 8. 1885. 612 E. Clay ST., Bloomington, III.
The child was really in a worse condition than he
appeared to his grandmother, who being With him
every day, became accustomed to the disease. -.
MAGGIE HOPPING.
CUTIcuRA REMEDIES are sold everywhere Curr.
cuRA. the great Skin Cure SO cts CuT1cuRA Soap An
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SOLVENT, the new Blood Purifier, 81 Prepared nv the
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SEND FOR "HOW TO CURE SKIN DISEASES"
Itching. scaly, Pimply. and Oily Skin beautifed .by
CUTICURA SOAP. : -
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FOoD ADCLTERATION.
CHAP ~

II you can get an absolutely pure article of
food Ike Markets. Union Brand Mustard for the
same money that you have been buying Imported
mustard, which chemists pronounce adulterated
wouldn't you rather have II?
Markets. Union Brand Mustard
IS packed In fun weight, / pound 4 pound and II
pound square tins and Is for sale by the following
grOceTS:
W. L. Abbott, H. A. Jones.
BeaIl Baker. Geo. T. Kennedy Son
>. r. Bryan Bro, IL. e. keyworth,
q. &. Bryan, j. F. Page
Z VI. Burchard q Bro e. E. Parker
q. q. Cornwen & Son. G. Wilmer
l. ErgOod, and OTHERS
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Indications for the "A hours commencing az ~ m
For District OF Columbia. Delaware MARYLAND
and Virginia, warmer far weather, variable
winds shifting To south 10 west
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Markets. Clarified yu.,ora O,,y

counter frritant for rheumatism NEURALGIA
coughs, colds and sore throatS-a sure cure for
Group ana Just the thing for people who are
troubled with what one OF Huck Firms friends
Termed premature balditude" afYording as this
oil does, just the stimulant the scalp needs.
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The Old Tircnaen.

PROPOSITION TO DRAW THE LINE AGAINST SOME
ORGANIZATIONS.
The veteran Volunteer F1remenS Association
held a meeting at Cosmopolitan Hall last even
Ing, Mr.. j. J. Peabody pre- siding. with Mr. L. II.
Fisher secretary. Thirteen applications for mem-
bership were received, and two OF them gave rise
TO an animated discussion. One OF the applicants
claimed that he was member Of the Independent
Hose and the location and date OF this company
were asked. The chairman, Mr.. Peabody, said
thiS company could not have been regarded as an
Incorporated company, nor was 1t member OF
the United Department.. He had, however, some
indtStinct recollection of the name, and asked
where the company was located. The answer
was that 1t was about 1856 when organized, and
IL was located in the neighborhood Of It'll and
fire ut Grace church that year. 1t was further
stated that although it was not recognized by the
insurance companies 1t had hose-reel and hose
valued at $500.
Mr.. ". o. Drew could not see why his company,
the Potomac Hose, was recognized and this was
not
Mr.. Peabody answered that the Potomac Hose
had Iull recognition of the corporate authorizes
and the insurance companies, and 1t would not do
TO recognize Organizations which had existed only
few months. 1t would be better TO draw the line
niles there IS telling where they would stop, for
there was also aShingtOn Hose, split on from
the AnacOst1a, and some time in the 4OS a COM
pany existed in South Washington for a few
months.
Mr.. j. w. Thompson gave his recollection Of some
OF the old companies, and made motion, which
prevailed mat the subject be referred to stand
ing committee.
Mt. w. II. Hines asked what would be the action
OF the association when IL was discovered that
runners had got into the association and the
chairman said that ne would quietly request such
to Withdraw, and il they did not comply he would
eXpel them.
Mr.. Thompson suggested that as far as possible
the books or the old companies be produced.
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III Yoter druggist does not handle Markelrs Clari-
he'd Mustard OH any Of the abOve-named grocers
can supply you
send your address on a postal card to Markell
BTothers, Baltimore. and We Will mail you free
little pamphlet, Mustard and Mustard OIL
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Alexandria Affairs.

Reported for GHE EVENING STAR
WANTS THE CANAL SoLD-It was mentioned in
THE STAR few days ago that one OF the ex-
leSsees OF the Alexandria Canal saw no way to
make the now waterleSs canal useful except for
some OF the stockholders 10 have the canal sold.
get their share OF the proceeds, and leave to new
owners TO utilize the purchase. A step in this
direction has been taken. Mr. Frank Hume, a stock
holder, entered suit in the City Court yesterday
afternoon for this purpose and long litigation is
In prospect The canal Company Will hold its
annual meeting on the I'd OF May next,
NOT YET SETTLED.-The BraddOck House dit
nculty has advanced some steps toward adjust.
ment, but is still pnadjusted Judge Meade has
appointed Leonard Marbury the receiver of the
house, to take the receipts pay the debts. &C. bnf
a motion Is entered TO stay the execution of this
order Tor two mouths, in order that supersetegS
may be gotten from the Court OF Appeals. This
motion will be decided tomorrow The Judge
holds that Mr.. Dorsey has uplawfully detained J6e
property from Robins and wife since the Sth Of
last April -
NorEs.-Messrs Isaac Studs and Howard NJ
Smith have been added to the vestry OF Grace
church.-James W. Can yesterday afternoon
bought at auction the Swami House on lot on the
east side OF Washington street, about fifty Yards
south Of Duke, for $1,000. The lot is about go by
123 feet, and has on IL a brick family mansion OF
some twelve rooms.-A party OF Englishmen
looking out for land, arrived here yesterday.-
The mayor has ordered dog belonging to Mrs
Mary johnson to be shot for having bitten little
child OF Mr.. Laupheimer. Johns Cadets have
declined an invitation to take part in the picket
Buchanan camp observance at Norfolk next Nav.
as they will then be engaged at the National Drill
calnp.-Mr- Michael Smith, the PrinceSs-street
grocer, VIII leave In May for visit to Ireland.
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Mrs. HqSve,s Whereabouts.


DECLINING YEARS.
telegram from st. Johns, n. B., April 10. SAYS:
Mrs. Howe, the female banker who swindled so
many Boston women out OF their hard earnings
arrived here on Thursday last and engaged apart
mentS In one OF the most aristocratfc Quarters OF
the city. She gave the name of Chase and said
She came from washington, d. C. She desired to
ind quiet home for her declining years and has
selected st. Johns She was accompanied by her
maid, woman OF thirty-fve years OF age, who
transacted all her business. The neighbOrS were
very suspicious about her and watched her mar
rOwly.
On Monday one OF the city papers published
description OF Mrs Howe, which lifted Mira Chase
so Well that her neighbOrs at once came to the
conclusion that she was the fugitive. subse-
quently her Landlord asked her II she was not
Mrs. Howe. After some evasion she admitted that
she was and said that she had come to st. Johns to
evaoe arrest. She made clean breast OF I'm her
shady transactions in Boston, and described the
manner IN which she had carried on her opera
lions. She stated that she had very little money
with her, but thQee who had business to transact
with her say thu she had an abundance. Fearing
that abe would be arrested II she remained here
any longer, she packed up her effects and last
night took the train for Montreal Her trunEs
bore the name Of Susan Green and Phoebe CLARK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-20

me drug trade supplied with Markets. Union
Brand Mustard and Clarified Mustard oil by
TSCHFFELT EVANS, Penna ave-
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Real Estate Sales.

p. II. Christian has sold TO F. c. Rea lot on
26th street, between and L, cO.1 by 96 feet) for
$4,000
+. +. Mallan has bought OF c. j. Hillyer for
$4,6l6.66 sub lot ~, square Ia, and G. v Callan
has purchased for 81 36l 6S sub lot ~ on street
between 18th street and New Hampshire avenue
and on New HAMPSHIRE avenue between X and s
northwest. j. T. Bradford has bought for g. 24S
OF Arabella w. Probasco sub lot 3D. square 1871
On street between 18th and 10th streets north
west. Mary II. Solely has bought of j. H. keenan,
for SAB sub lot 1, square 1873, C,2X1O6 IT, on X
street between 18TH and 10th streets. j. b. Wight
has bought OF Cd. Hilyer for 81, $50 30 sub lot %
and part , square 6G. on 2lSt street between Mas
sachusetts avenue and h streets and on BOun-
dairy, Massachusetts, avenue and X streets; also
for s., 46S.IJ lots 81 and 81, square l15 on 18th
street between COrcOran street and X street
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Alnusements Tonight.
NATIoNAL--.'The Main Iine.n
ALBAU6HS--"SaiDtS and sinners
HAKRIs'.-.SThe Romany Rye
kERNAN's.-yariety and BurleSlue.
MANASSAS PASORANA.-Day and evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-20

The Plan Adopted by the District Com.
missiOnerss

The engineer department Of the District gov
eminent has adopted system for the preServa-
ton and repair OF county roads The county has
been divided into three sections, the eastern.
middle and western. These will be sub-diyided
into districts The middle section viii have nine
the western six and eastern six. Each section
viii be under the direct control OF o roadmaster,
and he Will have a patrol force of one man to
each district in his section. These repairers
will each be obliged to keep the stretch
OF road in his district in perfect condition. The
duties OF the roadmaster OF the section are large
He win be held directly responsible by the Dis
Lrie commissioners for any failure on the part OF
the repairers TO maintain the perfect character of
the roads in his section, and 70 that end he
may have men on whom he can rely; he will have
authority TO hire and discharge. Further, there
will be central force, which will be at the dis
posal OF the roadmaSter Of each section In case
OF the need OF any extraordinary repairs,
but they will have no hand In the
regular maintenance OF the roads. The pay OF the
roadmasters win be only 50 per day, and out Of
this they must furnish their own transportation.
The repairers will receive the regular laborers'
wages and will constitute permanent
force. The roadmasters are MI Chas. Watson for
the eastern, Mr. Frey for the middle, and Mr.. Cur.
ran for the western.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-20

TIE WHRKLY STARS Pocket Atlas of the World "a
offered free TO every new subscriber 10 the WerrIy
STAR. IL Is handsomely printed book OF 1911
pages, profuSely illustrated with more than 1ilo
co1ored maps and diagrams and contains wealth
OF general Information.
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SprorA1r1Es In ISD1A S1IKs.
SEATON PERRY

SEAION PERRY
(3uccessor to PERRY & BRorHERl
NEW FIGURED INDIA SILK, AT 75c
AL PkAIN Il IYRA s
OWN NEGOTIATION, AT slOO. 1926, sl5o
"sfEcfA1L s''f BkRaA1N" IN WHITE INDIA SILK.
"sS SEEaf4ISri N STRIPED AND PLAIN PARIS
NRE BLACK AND coIoREp sURAH SILKS, FROM
NEE I RLA AZ EckU INDIA PoNaEEs. AT 4oc Soc
LogIsINEs AND SUMNER SILKS FROM SOC.
THE BEST MAKES" OF BLACK AND cOLQREp
Is kHAPAMEs AND eros o GRAIN siLkss From
NEM TMisrfEb SILK GRENADINES AND HER
NoETEIETIES, n BEADED GRENADINES. AND
NN EM SYHAT SFddK "a LACE N
RIGS FOB PLAIN AND coMBINATIoN sUiTs,
"CH0ICE !, PATTERNS" N IMPORTED "XLL
TEENS. AND ANDERsoN,s scoTcH zEPH Yrs
"NgYvTEKfTT44Es" IN IMPORTED JERSEYS AND
ALI TIE --LATEST STYLES" IN pARAso1s, UNI.
BRELiASy AND CARRIAGE SHADES.
e. PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING,
pennsylvanis ave-, cor 9thsk
Established 1910. sp16
:krHE STAR REFR1aERAToRs ARE THE BEST.
l. Manufactured expressly for
.neo.4t The s fAtM 49,
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HSna f "a SS EE NV. b. h- m L: o,
MI g5rs. 900 sos 9th ST. bin. m l.
Sa f1G x.s s 81 d st bh 500
eg9 St b h.. m 500 aiga #iss, sIs0 1900
w. ave: b. S ps r h. tss 1883
11 1G II st. NV b.h; on S25 22d st n.w.. bh..
4is 81 sinw.,6n. .oO lss St NV, b. h. .'Oo O
1isS 18th St NV. s'oo sad st: NV. .'oo
COS st. NV, h. ei4a sas
1ois 10Th St nw 81 s5tt sts NV SS
,6a f. hi i; 1000 l4 ~ St. bh 1000
ri NV" 5s S s ss ss q st. $500
~ i ave 5000 as In T. ST =. $500
liSs y:5 j. s. f. 81 s., .iisy
% NV. b. h., Sis. $500 iss 18th St NV b. 'oOo
=. H., sr......-.-......-1,5 800
''fy i H G It Of s hf
the LIST and 18th. Iapl9l THOs. E WAGGAMAN
FOR sALE--A NEW FRAME COTTAGE, OF EIGHT
!. n rooms with 10000 teet Of ground near street
cars api ssE $4,000 ss4 NJ sdps shds
Tor sALE-nANDsOME- 3-sToRY AND BASE
me 4si Brick Dwelling on llth st, bet end g.
Is IN thorough repair dTs hsgn2 fSs
FOR sALE-CoRNER PROPERTY, 81 FEET ON
aPa Efsm St. gas ana
FOB ,s sAL II2lsI HOUSE EIGHT ROOMS,
apis-5s IS D' WE SEQ ri''' Wilcox WINE.
EOR sALE-HOUsE on K ST, BET PATH AND
10Th SITS n s n9rth side rooms gas and water
apf9-5t wEscoTT. WILCOX WINE.
LHOR SALE-THREE-SToRY BRICK, ON SOUTH
side NJ, near goth st.; nine rooms; good for bust
apl9-;st wEsCOTT. WILCOX WINE.
EoR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE CORNER PROP
II q vfv on = q hlf and oxo
profitable and safe Investment. D. RAMEY, Real Es-
tate Office. 93S Z st. spl9-6t.
nor SALE-BARGAINS-ELEvE BRICK
on 9Th St NV, three stories, frstCa condition:
$3,oOO if sold at once Also Lot, northwest 40x95,
toe per loot Fart cash. Inquire "a ST. after
4p.m apl.s-3t-
L OR SALE-2141 Z ST. n. W.: TwO-STOEY AM
basement; press-brick front eight rooms excel
lent order: modern improvements: lot ia by 100
feet deep price, $4,000 Apply tosowner, prem
ises. APPLETON.
Tor SALE-l324 10TH SIM W.: s22 OOO-I WILL
sell at above price and on terms to suit, this ee
CANT and carefully residence built
for my own occupancy John Fraser. archltect David
on broad 10th St. opposite Mr. Robeson's and Mr. PEN
dleton's; brick stable in Address Rev. DOUG
Las IGkREsI, DID, Calvary kectory. Clifton, by
T ing. No. Soc L st. ". Lot, 33 feet trout, Is
rooms and cellar furnace, fire crates and all modern
improvements handsomely pspered aud mahogany
Inentes; With mirror III every room; vide parking.
The house Is open for inspection.
For PARTICULARS apply to the owner. r. GOLD
SCHMID. 1910 n St NV. from to pm. ap16-2rn
NOR SALE-BARGAIN-SIX-RO room HOUSE: ALL
H., mod mps with adjoining building Lot on 9Th St.
ap1o-3t' 613 18th st. ".
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CITY ITEMS.
The Fair,
S12 SEVENTH STREET N. W..

The Fair.
S12 SEVENTH STREET N. W.,
FRANKIE Co., Proprietors
We offer for Thursday and Friday only the fol-
lowing unprecedented bargains:
Handsome crystal glass water set, with
MsioIca cSspadores. only asc'
Hassocks OF fancy carpets, only .......... 2ic
C0lored glass gas globes, only. ..... 19c.
Wooden knife tray only: ..................... &C.
Papier mache pals, better quality, only 29c.
New shape white China chamber set, 10 pcs.
Colored glass bread tray, only. $ ioe'
Six-tnch octagon dishes GLASS;, only .. SC.
Seven-fnch octagon dishes glass, only. 1880. &c
clothes lines: 30 feet, &C.; 80 feet &c.; 50 feet
Toilet paper wire ioopedj, oniiy only. ....... Sc.
One pound best quality bird seed, only. &c.
RotiI s,1ve pn1 oniy 1dc
s eSss glass Water set brass tray only Sc
Handsome photo. frames complete only 45c
Tin toilet sets. assorted colors, only CSC.
Covered chamber pals, assorted cOlors, only 29c
Dust brushes, only ................ &c.
We would like to call your attention to our large
varied STOCK OF baby carriages, refrigerators,
trunks, travelling bags, &c. We guarantee a saw.
Ing Of rs per cent on the above goods by purchas-
Ing them OF US
The FAIR,
Sl2 9TH st. NV.
Waldeinar Vest Chains, latest. Frank,
At Pennsylvania avenue.
What DO You Chew,
"Lottiers Strawberry Twist" wSs8
Pocket Knives engraved free. walford, 4s7
Pa. ave. eo2
ClOaks and Fine Wraps at Sacrificing
Prices. at YoUNGs great fire sale, 736 7th st. Z
Jas. l.. Barbour and d. Loughran are sole
agents for 'Lottier's Strawberry Twist" w&s,S
Hold Fast Tobacco Is made OF the highest
grade OF Burley leaf 1t is SWeetened and Favored
with the pureSt Ingredients. 10
Best i'm the World. Indestructible SO Trunk.
s. Everlasting Bag. Becker's 1345 Pa. ave. 60
What Is the Best Chewing Tobacco!
"LottferS Strawberry Twist" w&s,S
Silks, Satins, Velvets ard Cashmeres
atsiaughter1ng prices, at YouNG's great fire sale,
736 9TH st. 70
Ivory Starch.-A little warm water, a little
starch quick, economical, beautiful work. Try it. We
s.Lo..ier's Strawberry Twi.t'' is for sale
everywhere. w6s,S
Best Soc. Eyeglasses. Frank, 457 Pa. ave. 1
Hold Fast Tobacco is the finest chew
made. 1t Is absolutely free of all adulterants
For sale by all fiist-class retailers. 10
,Exeryhedy'.. Chew. What, "Lottiers
strawberry Twist w&s,8
BOoming.-For slightly damaged Dry and
Fancy Goods go to YouNGs fire sale, 736 7th st. 7
Chew 'sLottier'- Strawberry Twist,''
and save the tags; you won't regret it. For full
particulars write TO Lawrence Lottier, Richmond,
Va. W6sa
1.-THE Queen Of Reers.',-NO family should
be without MOerleinS. celebrated Beer, 75c. per
doz- (6ml F. II. FINLEY, Agt., 1908 st.
Everybody is Chewing ''Lottier's Straw
berry Twist" w&sS
e8 Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle, No.
Rye W hi best In the world for the money.
Why Don't You Try "Lottier's Strawberry
Tw1st." W&S,8
Go! Go! Go to YOung's Fire Sale, 736
7th st.
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in 4 ID. Ward" prints 45c. per H.
Also, Cottage Cheese and Butterm1lk; Sweet MIX